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API Reference
Every function below is called via the global Core table from any Rynex script's shared, server, or client context.
Detection
Core.GetFramework() -- Returns 'esx', 'qbcore', 'qbox', 'oxcore', 'standalone', or nil
Core.GetInventorySystem() -- Returns 'ox_inventory', 'esx', 'qb', or nil
Core.IsLoaded() -- Returns true once framework detection has completed
Core.Version -- The current rx-core version string
Identity
Core.GetPlayer(src) -- Returns a player table (or nil)
Core.GetPlayers() -- Returns an array of online player sources
Core.GetPlayerFromIdentifier(id) -- Lookup by citizenid/identifier
Core.GetIdentifier(src) -- Returns the player's primary identifier
Core.GetCitizenId(src) -- Returns the citizen ID
Core.GetName(src) -- Returns the character's display name
Core.GetCoords(src) -- Returns the player's coords as vector3
Core.GetPed(src) -- Returns the player's ped entity
Core.GetPlayerData(src) -- Returns a normalized player data table
Money
Core.GetMoney(src, account) -- account = 'cash', 'bank', or 'black_money'
Core.AddMoney(src, amount, account)
Core.RemoveMoney(src, amount, account)
Convenience wrappers:
Core.AddCash(src, amount) Core.RemoveCash(src, amount) Core.GetCash(src)
Core.AddBank(src, amount) Core.RemoveBank(src, amount) Core.GetBank(src)
Core.AddBlackMoney(src, amount) Core.RemoveBlackMoney(src, amount) Core.GetBlackMoney(src)
Jobs and Gangs
Core.GetJob(src) -- Returns { name, label, grade, gradeLabel }
Core.SetJob(src, jobName, grade)
Core.GetGang(src) -- Same shape as GetJob (QBCore/QBox only)
Core.SetGang(src, gangName, grade)
Core.HasJob(src, jobName, minGrade)
Core.GetPlayersByJob(jobName) -- Returns array of sources
Core.CountPlayersByJob(jobName)
Permissions
Core.HasPermission(src, perm)
Core.GetGroup(src)
Inventory items
Core.GetItem(src, itemName) -- Returns { name, count, label, weight, metadata } or nil
Core.GetItemCount(src, itemName)
Core.AddItem(src, itemName, count, metadata)
Core.RemoveItem(src, itemName, count, metadata)
Core.HasItem(src, itemName, count)
Core.CanCarryItem(src, itemName, count)
Core.RegisterUsableItem(itemName, callback)
Core.GetInventory(src) -- Returns the full inventory as an array
Core.ClearInventory(src)
Core.FindItem(src, itemName)
Weapons
Core.GetWeapons(src)
Core.HasWeapon(src, weaponName)
Core.GiveWeapon(src, weaponName, ammo)
Core.RemoveWeapon(src, weaponName)
Core.GetAmmo(src, weaponName)
Core.AddAmmo(src, weaponName, amount)
Core.SetAmmo(src, weaponName, amount)
Item metadata (ox_inventory rich; others limited)
Core.SetItemMetadata(src, slot, metadata)
Core.GetItemMetadata(src, slot)
On non-ox_inventory frameworks, these no-op and log a one-time warning.
Vehicles
Core.SpawnVehicle(coords, model, cb)
Core.DeleteVehicle(entity)
rx-core does not abstract vehicle ownership — that's per-script database logic.
Society
Core.GetSocietyMoney(society)
Core.AddSocietyMoney(society, amount)
Core.RemoveSocietyMoney(society, amount)
Callbacks
-- Server
Core.RegisterCallback(name, callback)
-- Client
Core.TriggerCallback(name, cb, ...) -- 10s timeout, returns nil on timeout
Events
Core.OnPlayerLoaded(callback)
Core.OnPlayerDropped(callback)
Core.OnPlayerDeath(callback)
Core.OnJobUpdate(callback)
Unsupported features
When you call a function not supported by the detected framework (e.g. Core.GetGang on ESX), rx-core logs a one-time warning to the console and returns nil or false. Your script keeps running.
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